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Categorical independent variables are ________.The independent variables must all be categorical (nonmetric) to use ________.
Independent Populations
Populations in which the members or outcomes of one group do not influence or are not related to the members or outcomes of another group.
Equal Variances
An assumption in some statistical tests that the variances in the groups being compared are similar.
Normally Distributed
A symmetric probability distribution centered around the mean, demonstrating that occurrences near the mean happen more often than those at a distance.
Population Variances
A measure of how data points in a population are spread out, indicating the variability of the entire population.
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